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Tsx MEN KILLlp.-A fearful disaster occurred
saturday night near caraquette ~ b.. station, on
the northern DIVISION Of the Inter-Colonini Rail-
road II y reported that . train went throurn
bridge and that Ten men were killed. No particu-
lars have been received.
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NUNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneers.
hoNCANsON bhOs.. Aucooneers.
SALE UNDER DEED OF TRUST OF THE RIGHTS
AND PRIVILEGES, PLANT, PROPERTY, AND
EfrEGis OF The WASHINGTON HEAT AND

PUwER COMPANY "-'D
BY virtue of q deed Of trust recorded in l.ber No
1910 folio 49, ct seq of the Land Records OF the Dis
trict Of Columbia We will sell public auction on
TUESDAY, the TWENTIETH DAY OF DECEMBER
1887, At the suction-rooi of Duncanson Bros al
southeast corner 9th and streets northwest In the
and singular the rights and privilege machinery i'm
plements material plant. and personal property Of
Power Company, including its leasehoid interest in
and to the west part of subdivision Lot c. in Square
No. 81 in the city Of Washington, D. c., under aud
by virtue of the lease thereof recorded In ber No
1l45, folio 254, ct seQ. of said Land Records.
The above mentioned property includes the pipes
laid in the circuit of the squares bounded by and
9TH and 9th streets northwest, In this city thu
entire plant and machinery for furnishing at ana
power by superheated steam, under what Ia known as
the Prall system.
Isgms cash; Az conveysncins at the expense Of the
dl3-d&dbs HORACE VI. UPPERMANk lrustees
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SUDDEN DEATH or JoaS UovuoS-The we'll
Known comedian and comic opera singer. John
Aowson, was found dead In nis bed Friday even
should have been starting fos the sheatef, where
ne Wa 20 Rertorm with Lotta. Heart disease was
enoooo s we saose q death, As M. AoEson
Serteon. that nis Ire was hos likely 70 Be greatly
prolonged He was an excellent sctsF, and VIII be
his abandonment Of cumic opera the leading COM
edlan Of wnllackR
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A Foolmn posrxAsrxx insu Hn Monx1.-A fsw
GAYS ago A. =. Colburn, postmaster IN ons OF the
70 which he had fallen heir while In she city ~
Was met ~ two ouDcO Bteegen who tAsuc0n hin -
nave the money sent homo by expreeA He gave 4
70 them and received receipt When he rSoohei
nome ne found q package which contatned nof ~
money, but brickbak
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-19

GREAT SALE OF IRON MINES IN THE GoGHBIC
RANGE.-What IS known as the Moore Benjamin
group q iron mines on the GOgebfc Range Wis,,
has been transferred to q New York syndicate
composed OF ex-senator stephen w. Dorsey ex.
senator VIM window, ex-Assistant Secretary OF
the treasury Chaa A. Coon, Jesse X. Grant, and
othera Eleven deeds were nlled at Ashland, wis.
Saturday, conveying various mines to John II.
Rice, Of N W York Besides these deals there were
others for small tracts OF mineral lands. the
amount Of the transactions footing up over
S. 600.
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BOWLING, Auctioneer.

SPECIAL SALE
TH!RTY.SEy CASES COGNAC BRANDY, KIM
On WEDNESDAY, MORNING. DECEMBER TWEN-
TY-FIRsT. 1887. commencing ct TEN O'CLOCK, at
sorted Liquors. viii be sold in lots TO suit individual
huyers dist
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'THohAs BOWLING. AncnOneel
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE,
ON STREET SOUTHWEST, BETWEEN
SEVENTH AND EIGHTH STREETS

SEVENTH AND EIGHTH STREETS.
Ssds Tor shs Dstfc. = Columbia he @ a
sS II I 81
tss IL s ss
5s feet east from the southwestern corner Of ssid
north feet thence e ~ss. II feet nehs:
tf
house. ' .'''s '"'-'''' ''''A
snnum. payable semi. annually. secured By deed Of
n f SRSn
as e the as n resell At n
veyancine at the purchasers cost deposit of 800
VI" required sk 81 tTS Of iss
u-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED IN CON-
BEk~ TWENTY: SECOND, 1887. SANE HouR and
dfssi by 0roS1 THOMAS Il DoSsse Auctoneer
s $I e E$SsSfSR
THE CRY OF wAsHiSaToN. D B. {. "h'i' iN
& 3 = e: fssE
H 81 S ,sSP,
nv t456I in the city Of Washington District q
First The north half Of Lot numbered ten uo, i'm.
proved by four story Brick Building, known as No
BIB 9TH street. and one-story back building, with
Second . s%s half of lot eleven Old
Bssf
and 81 III z he 81, co. for
he same a the northwest corner Of said lot thirty
900 foot alley and running thence east about thirty
nve 1851 feet eleven Ill inches, thence south about
forty four t44l feet 10 ten tl0} foot alley thence
thence to the beginning Improved by Brick Stable
The above property Offers unusual Inducements to
persons desring Investments in business property
Terms Of sale, - provided by the decree,
49, years. with interest from day Of sale for which
notes viii be required. all cash. at option of pur-
chaser purchasers. Upon confirmation Of sale and
payment Of all purchase money the property will be
terms Of sale are not complied with in ten 10 days
purchaser. deposit of $500 each in the FIRST two
and Of $1OO in the third parcel Of ground will
WILLIAM A. GORDON,
Rs ssY AID 1 5 PPifNNpALI. rn.,...
ys SSG Il T. .t s 1Hd L ave
1870 st. NV.
n22.dts DUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers.
rI-- THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED BY Or
FIFTEENTH, ct same hour and places
d7-dts DUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers
HH-THE ABOVE SALE is FURTHER POSTPONED
DECEMBER TWENTIETH, 1887. same hour and
places. WILLIAM A. GORDON,
$50 An ST. NV.
REGINALD FENDALL. rur.....
Cor. ~ st. and La ave. Arus'eos'
JAMES II. SAVIIIE.
d16-dts f419 st. n. W.
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nuNcANsoN BROS. Aucuoneers.

ExECUToR's SALE OF BLACKSMITH TOOLS AND
FURNITURE, NEAR UNIoNToWN. D. c
of the District Of Columbia holding special term for
Orphsn,s Court business. will sell on WEDNESDAY.
1887, commencing at TWO O'CLOCK PM, ON the
premises, Good Hope, d. c." . lot Of Household
Goods, Blacksmith Tools, &c.
Terms cash. - -
MOTLEY ANDERSON,
all st Executor Of estate Of Thomas Anderson decd
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THREE BAD Boys PUBLICLY FIOecRn--In thu
town OF Washington, nifty miles west OF St Louis
three boys. John DwOrck and Gus and EDDIE
ceny. They were found guilty, but In considera.
0n OF the fact that they come OF good families the
Justice affixed punishment without precedent fn
the state. The parents OF the boys pleaded hard
for them, and the Judge finally order nominal
me Imposed providing the parents would publicly
noS the boys In the Courthouse square. The
fathers agreed, and Friday about 200 persona as-
sembled on the square and saw the fathers infiict
the punishment. AL the schools took recess and
the moral example. One OF the culprtts stood the
druDoing without murmer, but the yells OF the
other pair could be heard two blocks away.
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The Virginia BOndholders.
ANOTHER EFFORT TO ARRANGE SATISFACTORY SET
ELEMENT.

The finance committees OF the two houses
OF the general assembly of Virginia held a
special meeting In Richmond Saturday to
hear Mr.. W. l. Royal, counsel for the foreign
bondholders on the debt question. There was
much talk on the subject, which was participated
In by nearly every person present Mr.. Royal
asked that all action In the coupon cases be sus-
pended for thirty days, saying that during that
time ne would use his efforts TO prevent any cou-
ponS being presented In payment for taxes; that
he would go to London and endeavor to get the
English bondholders to settle upon terms satisfac-
tory TO the State, and that IL the bOndhold-
ers refused TO agree TO his proposition he would
resign his position as counsel The sentiment OF
the committee, as represented by many or the
members, was that it would be useless for MI.
Royal to undertake any negotiations which de-
parted from the principles OF the Riddleberger bill
committee was appointed TO prepare resolu-
ton In relation TO the matter 70 be presented to
joint meeting Of the committee to-day.
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A Letter From Don M. Dickinson.
HE WRITES TO THE Young MEMBERS OF THE DETROIT

HE WRITES TO THE YOUNG MEMBERS OF THE DETROIT
BAR DECLINING BANQUET.
The Hon. Don NJ. Dickinson, who has been nomi-
Eated for Postmaster-Gener by President Cleve-
land in letter declining banquet rendered him
by the younger members Of the Detroit bar, wrote:
81 will not attempt In conventional form to express
the pleasure-the especial pleasure-which your
Invitation has given me. 1t is only within a
year or two that some occasional suggestion or in
cident has called my surprised attention to the
fact that was being classed with the Older men,
bers OF the bar But, 1t Is so, would like right
here. In passing, to betray one OF their secrets It
Is that the older men always prefer to have the
fellows OF their own class on the other SIDE There
isn't one OF them who doesn't dread the VIM the
industry, the pluck, and wthal the divine enthu-
siasm OF the young lawyer who enters the lists
with the set purpose OF getting there You are
splendid body OF men, and can give you another
secret, which Is that your elders are proud OF you
and think they ought occasionally TO tell you So
have thus given you briefly some reasons which
may be assigned In telling why 50 highly esteem
the compliment and honor YOU pay me by your in
vitation. II Is with very great regret, therefore,
that feel obliged TO say that the time OF my de-
parture Is so near that will not be able TO name
an evening for the entertainment you 80 gracefully
tender"
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view the Grand Army and National Guard paroles.
-------~O~--
HORSE BRRspRRs AND THR TARIPg.-A meeting
OF horse breeders held In Chicago Saturday formu.
lated bill exempung importers from liability for
past attractions OF the tarin law as recently con-
structed requiring duty upon all breeding animals
not kept by the importer for his own exclusive use
One arm alone Is liable to be mulcted ST. 600 for
single years tmportattOnA committee OF fve
was appointed TO select representative To present
the Dill 70 Congress-
GREE-A Boston dispatch says that hung jury is
the unsatisfactory ending Of the trial OF Mrs Rob
tnson tor the poisoning q her son William Moth
Ing Was heard nom the Jury all day. AZ pm. the
court ssnt for them ana asked q .thsy were not
able 70 agree. The foreman replied that he be-
lieved An agreement Impossible. ana thersupon
the court after expressing regret at the situation,
dismissed them from further Consideration OF The
case Il y understood that the jury stood Z 70 s
II Mvos o. convicti0n nom the time they went out
unttf they weEe DISCHARGED. Another dispatch
says that The Jury !too1 eleven for acQuittal %
one ioe SSnsissscs; tass &c tSrynea sn bel.syed
contrary % law.
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A PxkAcHrk SRAKLY KILLED BY MASKED MEN,
Ihe Rev Dr. Basil Manly. professor In the Baptist
TheoaoyieAl seminary OF Louisville, NY, and one
OF tne most prominent baptists dfvines In the
Sootn, was assaulted by two masked men In the
suburbs ~ dQsk last Thursday and probably fatally
injured The purpose OF the men was probably
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Do You NEED Az Ovrnoo4r

Yon WIN and sPRANsrs stook Of ovilcosss
vszisd. superb bsautifui good. srsassAc ssyiss.
novel fabrics. hsndsoms md ina Durable
Nations. wsar.rssisting BsavsrA beautiful end
Cry corksessw4 Preach l1eetag.sns. plainor
silk Inning; I'll colo3 anA shadss fnsh,oaahae:
iisht medium. or hssvy weights. rrica 10
plsass everybody.
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! CO., Auctioneer,
TOMORROW.

VNHoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer
SPECIAL. AND PEREMPToRY HOLIDAY SALE OF
Ten THOUSAND SEED HAVANA CIGARS OF
ASSORTED BRANDS, ALL Flesh GOODS.
On TUESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER TWEEN.
TfETH. 1887. at HALF-PAST Ten A. A.. within my
salesrooms. will sell for cash the above cigars
good chance for holiday buyers
dl6dts THOMAS DOWNING Auct
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Is Nina Van Zandt Insane1
SHE WRITES A RATHER INcoHERENT LETTER TO A
LABOR NEWSPAPER


LABOR NEWSPAPER.
Nina Van Zandt, who calls herself the widow Of
Anarchist August Spies, has written another re-
markable letter to q labor paper. In 1t she says:
upon the night when i've men lay cold and
stif In their conins, surrounded by mute, white
faced women, to whose skirts chung frightened,
sobbng children. eight of the Citizens Association
tools held high carnival In gllded downtown
restaurant After having gt1zzled and gorged and
guzZled % the extent OF $50 they became commu-
NEGATIVE: Ah. hal said one to the honorable one
OF the ermine and gown; aren't you afraid now
AFTER what you've 1one?'
".No,' said the Christian old man. We have
hanged them now In spite OF all opposition,
and Well hang any others who dare open their
mouths against the free institutions OF glorious
country. I've got my eye on that Spies girl and
the Parsons woman. We can hang them. any
time.
"May a seeker after information humbly inquire
for what these widowed women are going to be
hanged? Is Matthias j. still to pose? But II
may be allowed 10 have a voice In the matter do
let US have little variety. ana by all means let
US get something that doesn't need trial; so tire
some, you know. II may suggest, would 1t not
be splendid scheme TO indict convict, and hang
them for aiding and abetting in making pot pie OF
some con1ding and succulent mlssionary-any
missionary and anywhere A clear caSe-theSe
two ladies are fnfidels,' and OF cOurse-you Seer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-19

To PLAY CRIcKIr IN TIE WEST ISpIEs.-The
American Certlenens cricket Team sailed
from New York saturday on the steamer Bar
raeouta OF the Atlantic and West Indies line.
They Will play at St Croix, ST. knb.
DenlOrara ana afnaica Ne definite time has been
sci for IN, 4 return. The team Is composed OF w.
Blxoy, OF New York, captain; 5. De = hamilton,
adelphia; J. T. carer, New YORK: w. c. Morgan
PhiiAde phia; W. 5. Elder, New York, and Messrs.
Coates Geo Lane, Coach and T. W. Garnet-all OF
fhi!adetPhia A large party OF their friends
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AUCTION SALES.
TINS AFTERNOON,

GEo. ". sTicKSEY, Aucsonssr sse :.
RIAL ESTATE BLING HOUSE NCMBERED
us FIRST s1REEI SOUTHWEST.
By virtue and under the provisions Of the last -
Will Of Iewts Brown. decessed- duly admitted 90 Ii
probate IN The efcc Of the Register OF Wills for
s "a N fS11 q the grsnissS on TauRspAn the
phsrT EHSIIbh Gay o. pkTE Mbfk lssI, t HALF
Todd. subdsi.on Of part Of square sin hundred and
street av.
Terms 9f sale; One. third 90 cash- the balance in
two equal installments In one and two years from
date OF sle with interest the the rate Of sx 6 Per
centum PET snnum payable semi-annuAlly, secured
~ deco OF trust on the property cold ali cash
the option 81 the purchaser. A depoeit Of elOo on
Zach piece OF property viii be required Ut time Of sale
from Gay OF sale or property 10 be resod II rsk and
d3-eoSd FRED. w. PRATT. Executor.
IT, The above sale IL postponed 10 MONDAY, DE
CEMBER NINETEENTH, 1857, same hour and place.
dl5,116lS-I GEO W. STICKNEY, Auct
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If TuE Moos

IF u HE MOON
were made Of green eheese Il might ss nscess.rys.
inssmuch senos has demonstrsssd ths, The pr.ssd
ing Es9la; Of that great ins,.sgOn ~omsa Who's
FLOODING the s.rt aiS With sofs mellow I,ht
To ss:s ~ g. ss e
hiSnsss ass.e ss gossS n.y. AYE !, n
Turning Prom thing, oeIsst,. . shlnn .rrsstal p
sss "a: II. ss
all men DESIRE viz:
nine heSo WIN ssa .s
i.nins and b0dy lining q double warp serss perfect
SISsI "a R %bIES vi W. ssu you Jus. such .s-
D0 q Ia. nj: r.ss e. Ds 9,
xSoh pD ING ioH sa 'ss body lining The hf
:, r. !S, vic sa,SS g, of oous hen MI the sn
si Ss:sss: Sis1Os sDLzs ~
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= AZ sh-wooa DARK sr.y Overcast with s1n s.sssA =
SS:.vy O. e.. , "a, oys.ccs e $3.50.
a s:2dsoms lisht-vsishi Nation ovsrcOss sl-vosl
A1dssyshins slss usually found b ar.scls. qosh-
aor, ,o 3 @ Pre- ySg aST .oS
tbs vaiashis iniormssioG ssd 20 q eacs %
q. " -. .s. Il Z {! -: $50. 70:
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Mn j. p. PAIna
llO7 sT1KET nv,
IkPoRTER
o. EneliA Boanses - nounA us>a Novelties =
yrsnch IoQ0n - oapoesA Oou1sreaons d
Goa oavsr 90 oessa. far Thsassr ed
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AGDsovsd o>y1ss. nea isod-
M raE1s 81 La
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DR. PARKER WILL NEVER CoxE BAck.-A London
Joseph Parker, D. D., OF the City Temple, was
among the passengers on tho EsruriA, wilck ar.
rived II Queenstown Saturday. He denied with
Mr.. Gladstone. He said he was very glad TO ~
nome, and had no intention q ever whiting AEer-
lea again.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-19

At Lafayette, Ind. SATURDAY morning. the floor
of the third story OF q. W. Pierce q Co. 5 wholesale
grocery warehouse gave way and came crashing
down. carrying With II part OF the second and nrst
noory into the cellar. one man was instantly
killed and one SERIOUSLY injured
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-19

-. This powder never var1sa A marvel Of purity
strength ana wholesoneness. More economical than
the ordinary Kinda and cannot Be sold in competition
With the multitude Of low test short weight alum OF
pnoepnate pOwderD. BOLD ONLY N GAIA ROYAL Ia
kne POWDER Co. 100 Wall street. N. Y. jsO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-19

GEN. SHERMAN WILL REVIEW ThEx-Gen w. r.
Sherman has accepted the invitation OF the Ohio
centennial commission. through Gov. Foraker to
be present OF the opening exercises In Columbus
In september next and, with Gen. Sheridan, re-
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Rescued from an Insane Asylum.

CosrSSs MICH, Dec 19-The town OF Bancroft
Is worked up over the treatment Mrs Anna Yan-
son has received. and she can get all the aid
needed TO prosecute her claim for damages against
the physician who issued the certificate on whfcn
she was two weeks ago committed 20 the Pontiac
Insane Asylum q iunatic. Mrs. fansons 90
nestle troubles excited some talk for O while De.
fore she was committed. After that happened
neighbors and friends came 10 the CONCLUSION she
was not crazv and procured a rehearing In the
Probate Court with the result that she was pro-
bounced OF sound mind. and rescued from terripie
fate she has now brought an action for divorce
and alimOay, Yanson being well on, ana VIII sue
The certifying doctor for damages
vaaues q Kiss from HIS wife NJ sssOOO.
ALTON, III, Dec fa.-Max KlofYer, of Foster0urg,
has begun civil suit for 5000 damages against
August Zimmermann, OF the same place. Tor forci-
bly, kissing Mrs. KlOfer. IL occurred at well,
where Mrs.. Klofrer drawing water. thinner
mann was arrested on complaint OF kloner, buf'
being fined only g. and costs, kloner thinks ne
should De more severely punished, and has accord
ingly commenced this civil suit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-19
Ans,.SnIoen Repu blicans.
THEY pEcIaKg THAR BAR-RooHs OUGHT TO 81 UTTER
LY ExTIkPATED.

IL ExTIkPATED.
The New York state Anti-Saloon Republican
League finished its sessions IN syracuse with a
SHINY attended mass meeting last Friday night
Judge Noah Davis az chairman reported the plat
form Friday afternoon. The resolutions set forth
that there - irrepressible conflict between the
liquor traffic and Christian civilization" and de-
clases that 1.-THE saloon ought to be extirpated.'
Among the reasons given Is that the saloon men
shave now combined In open warfare against the
American sabbath by demanding that all parties
shall Yield that sacred Institution 10 the desecra-
ton ard abuses OF their unhOly business" They
assert that the conflict with the saloon. brewers,
and dIsfillers has reached q point where the
republican party must declare q determined hos
tility against the liquor business or abandon its
claim 20 be the party OF law and order.
The Submission of a prohibftory constitutional
amendment IL favored, and also local option OF
counties, towns and wards, restriction by taxa
ton and every lawful mode In said loo aties as do
not prohibit the LIQUOR tFaffic."
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THIS EVENING,

A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
win sell :. my ssore, 1907 eth st. NV. ccmmenc-
inf IhUkSDAN. DECEMBER fIFTEHNTH, lss7, ct
SEVEN PM, and continue up 70 Dec %. 1857 This
sale win consist Of large stock Of Gold and Silver
Watches. Diamonds, Plain Gold and Set Rings Solid
silver and Plated Ware in fact the largest OF
nne Jewelry ever sold auction. suitable for the ho-
9Th sknw r. sELINGER. Jeweler and Broker
N FOLEY. Auctioneer. di5-9t.
WEEKS CO, Auctioneer..
cHRIsTMAs GOODS. ToYs. CHINA TEA SETS.
WAGONS, CARRIAGES. CHAIRS, CUTLERY.
FANCY oLAsswARE Mountaineering
GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, TU0ETHER
WITH a LARGE AND GENERAL ASSORTMENT
OF oIHER GOODS. PLATED WARE KNIVES.
FORKS. SPOONS, &c, GERMAN SILVER TABLE
WARE, AND MANY OTHER GOODS AT AUG
TON 10 EEpu0E THE IL, LARGE STOCK, Gem,
NINEIEENTH. ii HAIT.PAsT SEVEN p. NJ. I, and
will continue every night. 81 1920 9TH street be
tween and o northwest.
GOODS AT PRIVATE SALE AT AUCTION PRICES
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PIKApEp GCIIrr TO foKsKRY.-When the case Of
VIM n Buckley, OF Ludlow, the defaulter was
called IN the County Court at Bellows Falls w.
saturday he plead guilty to forgery. He was SEN
Ieaeed 70 pay a fine and 70 Imprisonment for
seven years In the state prison. The other charges
Of erookedness remain against him
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AUCTION SALES.
BRos.. Ascssooe.r.

DuNCANsoN BROS. Auea0nssr.
LARGE COLLECTION OF HOUSEHOLD ruRxr.
SsssSSs si4s ssS
81 fss's4Ss s,g|S
kgA zSskssSssfAaSTRRf HID Hs AR STss
T T siqRpEEB0ARps, ESLkHsI0s y ,IAslE RINiNS
sss ss IL Sssf asE
On TUESDAY MORNING. DEcEMBER TWEEN
= our SsA and .ss large ooi Lee.
Which ss the s.ssnsson q sa.fs
T,HoMAs BOWLING. Auct,oneer.
IMPORTANT SALE
AVAILABLE COLLECTION
CONFEDERATE CURRENCY. NOTES. BONDS,
CERTIFICATES
CONFEDERATE STATE NOTES
SHALL SELL
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER TwENTY-FIR 1887,
AT
TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ.
MY AUCTION ROOMS.
This Valuable Collection. which il pronounced the
most complete and thorough collection in this country
Many Of the notes Of the earliest issues and the
State Notes particularly rare end in excellent con-
dition.
Collectors viii find this sale rare TO select from.
Challenges and all necessary information on sppli.
Persons unable TO attend the sale can have their
orders executed by the aactioneer.
d19-2t THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
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VNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
SORTED CROCKERY, COMPRISING TWENTY
FOUR TOILET SITS. CusPADOREs, CUPS
&C., 30. ALSO ONE HUNDRED FANCY GAS
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